Night of Storms Tests Daphne and Marjory at Demberton Manor
In a stormy night scene at Demberton Manor, Hugh Brentwood meets Marjory at the Wishing Gate. She begs him to help her flee as tension over Denis's death and Daphne's past loom. A violent interruption hints at a perilous secret and a lurking vengeful observer watching from the shadows.
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Daphne
Marjory
Hugh Brentwood
Demberton Manor
Hugh
Denis
Badminster
King Presents Stallion Anmer for Government Remount Breeding
King George has given the horse Anmer to the government for remount breeding. The stallion, aged about 1x years, allegedly struck and killed suffragist Mies David 00 during a Derby three years ago. Anmer's sire Fiorizeil was a full brother to Persimmon and Diamond Jubilee, both Derby and St Leger winners for King Edward. Anmer's dam Guinea Hen was a noted brood mare.
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King
King George
Anmer
Mies David
Fiorizeil
Persimmon
King Edward
Guinea Hen
Eye strain relief remedy from Bon Opto prescription
An article urges care for eyes and teeth, linking neglect to poor sight. It promotes a home eye bath using 5 grains Bon Opto in 2 ounces water, says it sharpens vision and reduces irritation, and notes druggists can obtain the formula from Valmasx Drug Co of Toronto.
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Valmasx Drug Co
Toronto
Russia Mas Big Stocks of Cereals
Petrograd reports new minister Naumoff warns Russia faces a food crisis from reduced agriculture and cattle herds. He calls for substituting meat and fish, cites 57 percent price rises, notes Siberian cereal stocks for Europe, and proposes a 200 mile link railway to boost transport. He expects over a million workers for farming from POWs and refugees.
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Petrograd
London Times
Alexander N. Naumoff
C. Naumofft
Russia
Germany
Akmolinsk
Siberia
European Russia
Kokshetavaska
Petropaviosk
Siberian
Sequence of Annual Crops Shows Wheat Drains Soils Fast
Experiments in Saskatchewan on the Sequence of Annual Crops reveal that wheat removes far more soil nutrients than other crops. In 1915 yields show wheat after wheat at 24 bushels while following crops like peas or potatoes produce higher returns. The study notes warmer, drier conditions can alter results, but overall wheat after any grain or roots requires more soil effort, and the rotation appears best to restore fertility.
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Saskatchewan
Visitors to the Rescue Win Distinguished Service Medal
Petty Officer W Bright and Ship's Corporal W C Hathaway receive the Distinguished Service Medal for gallant action in Flanders. While a mine blast crippled a Vickers gun team, the two men manned the gun and others covered with rifles, holding the position and saving the post.
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W. Bright
W. C. Hathaway
Flanders
Western Front
Making Good Friends Across Decades and Remedies
Promotional letters praise Dr. Pierce remedies Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as safe non narcotic tonics. Testimonies cite long term use in Windsor and Chatham Ontario families with reduced doctor bills and strong relief. A separate study notes bacteria influence on butter flavor from various feeds.
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Canada
Windsor
Ont
Euzasera Kerry
Glengarry Ave
Chatham
Muea
Isaac Weston
Lacroix St
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
A Woman's Love
A quotation from Robert G. Ingersoll extols womans love as constant and redeeming praising her as beauty virtue and strength while noting she surpasses men in influence and forgives injuries the passage uses elevated rhetoric to celebrate womans influence.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Hat remark sparks playful age gag in shop scene
The modiste compliments the customer on her hat saying it makes her look younger. The customer responds with disbelief asking how old she appears. The exchange conveys light humor in a fashion shop setting.
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L. G
Mas
Aden
Teer
Western
Eddy’s
Eddy
J. A. Simmers, Limited
Toronto, Ont